Nigerian Boy Groups of the Late 90s and Early 2000sBy Anu OnasanyaMon Jun 16 2025Photo courtesy of Pulse ng; The CableThe iconic Nigerian Boy Groups of the Late 90s and Early 2000s who made the time unforgettable for us.Share to:
African Female Hip-Hop PioneersBy | 9/17/2024 | PeopleIn recent years, the hip-hop scene in Africa has witnessed the rise of several female talents who are challenging this male-dominated genre. Some female pioneers include Sasha P, Sister FA, Weird MC, Nadia Nakai, Kween G, and others. The legacy of these female pioneers has paved the way for future generations of African female hip-hop artists to continue empowering and inspiring audiences.
AML Artist Spotlight: Fatou Samba - Breaking Barriers in K-PopBy | 11/28/2024 | PeopleFatou Samba is rewriting the narrative of K-pop, becoming the genre first African idol and challenging its traditionally homogenous world of K-pop.
Genre Spotlight: Hip-Hop in GhanaBy | 7/17/2025 | GenresGhanaian hip-hop has always blended local culture with global sounds, evolving from Hiplife and Asakaa, with artists like Sarkodie, Black Sherif, and Yaw Tog driving its rising global influence.
Alté: Nigeria’s Avant-garde Musical WaveBy | 6/8/2023 | GenresOne defining characteristic of Alté music is its unconventional and avant-garde soundscapes. Artists experiment with different production techniques, incorporating elements of lo-fi, atmospheric textures, unconventional instrumentations, and electronic effects.
GENRE SPOTLIGHT: Gengetone in KenyaBy | 8/6/2025 | GenresGengetone is a bold Kenyan street music genre from the Nairobi music scene. Blending Sheng, hip hop, and local rhythms, it reshaped the Kenyan music scene and sparked widespread cultural conversation and controversies.
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